Hi flashcom gurus

I'm sorry for disturbing you with my newbie question but as I couldn't find
any other help in the web I want to ask you for a hint how to solve my
problem.

The situation is that I've got an app that should include 2 video-object
with streaming video content (two videos of the same scenery but from
different viewing angles).
One of these is the "main-flv" which can be controlled with some buttons,
the other video is the "dependant one" that changes accordingly to the main
video.
My question is: How can I manage that these 2 videos stay in sync, while I
step forward and backward in the main-flv. Is it possible to handle this
with a listener that compares the netstream.time of both objects ???
But that sounds a bit tricky, cause you also have to consider a buffer-time,
...

So, do you have any idea how this can be done in a more comfortable way???
Are there already some integrated methods in fcs to solve this problem?
Thanks in advance for your answer.


Greetings from Germany.
Chris


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Chris,

Sorry, but this cannot be done. There has been alot of discussion on
this list about the desire to do so, but unfortunately, it is just, as
of now, not possible.

Regards,
Hank

On 7/30/05, Christoph Freund <fchris-Mmb7MZpHnFY@public.gmane.org> wrote:
> Hi flashcom gurus
>=20
> I'm sorry for disturbing you with my newbie question but as I couldn't fi=
nd
> any other help in the web I want to ask you for a hint how to solve my
> problem.
>=20
> The situation is that I've got an app that should include 2 video-object
> with streaming video content (two videos of the same scenery but from
> different viewing angles).
> One of these is the "main-flv" which can be controlled with some buttons,
> the other video is the "dependant one" that changes accordingly to the ma=
in
> video.
> My question is: How can I manage that these 2 videos stay in sync, while =
I
> step forward and backward in the main-flv. Is it possible to handle this
> with a listener that compares the netstream.time of both objects ???
> But that sounds a bit tricky, cause you also have to consider a buffer-ti=
me,
> ...
>=20
> So, do you have any idea how this can be done in a more comfortable way??=
?
> Are there already some integrated methods in fcs to solve this problem?
> Thanks in advance for your answer.
>=20
>=20
> Greetings from Germany.
> Chris
>=20
>=20
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sl
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